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the nocturnes Highland Park, California
The Nocturnes: the folkgaze brainchild of guitarist/vocalist Emma Ruth Rundle now joined by Dave Clifford, Julian Rifkin and Paris Patt have created the 8-song album (Aokigahara) which ventures into multiple textures of style and sound that create a lush haze of melody that blends hints of folk, shoegaze, chamber pop, goth and post-rock. ... more
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wow, i love this album! my new favorite!
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Dropping Like Flies
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Kite Without a String
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